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Shop units which have been vacant for years could see a change of use into a cafe.
A new store which has been bogged down in delays has announced its opening date when a Team GB gold medalist will cut the ribbon.
A husband and wife team have received an award after inventing activities for people living with dementia.
An inventor has been out and about in his latest creation as he aims to raise even more funds for one of the county’s most vital services.
An artist has told how he went from sketching in his boyhood bedroom to producing visual effects for one of the world’s biggest rock bands.
A road was closed after armed police were called to reports of a person “with a weapon”.
The boss of a 93-year-old bakery was disappointed after plans to future-proof the business by building flats behind it were turned down.
A £92 million road improvement scheme is drawing to an end with dates for lane openings announced.
A supermarket due to create 40 jobs has been put at risk after a “diabolical” legal challenge from a competitor.
An NHS volunteer working in Ukraine, just miles away from the Russian border, to help the war effort has spoken of the realities of life there.
An ‘unexplained’ fire started close to the offices of a Tory election candidate.
A prominent marital arts building will be demolished as a town centre supermarket is expanded.
Emergency services were at the scene of a crash after a car collided with a wall.
Three men have been jailed after they entered a home with bladed weapons whilst wearing masks and balaclavas.
A creek could see an overhaul with two regeneration projects looking to transform the waterside with new homes alongside a cafe, shop and workshops.
A bus boss is calling for witnesses to come forward after two of his vehicles were shot within days on the same housing estate.
The last vacant units at a new leisure complex are to be filled by a fitness centre.
A new scheme that should help ease pressure on GP services has had some good results but it’s not quite the perfect solution.
A £3 million revamp of a seaside arcade set to include mini golf, augmented reality darts and a four-storey soft play area, has been turned down.
Plans to build homes on the ‘best and most versatile’ plot of farmland in a village have been blocked.
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